Compton, California

You might also be interested in

• Image not available

  [Aftermath of the Long Beach earthquake in Long Beach and Compton, California]

  Visual Materials

  5 black-and-white snapshots documenting the wreckage and destruction to various buildings caused by the Long Beach earthquake of 1933. Scenes include debris in the streets of Long Beach; a view of U.S. Marines walking through a Long Beach street; a destroyed Long Beach church; a view from the street of a building in Compton with the exterior wall destroyed and interior rooms visible; and the rubble before the Haigh Drug Co. store in Compton.

  photPF 20228-20232

• 

  Venice Bakery, Midway Garage and other buildings, Venice, California

  Visual Materials

  Image of streets and buildings in Venice, California with signs for the "Venice Bakery," and "Midway Garage." The Abbot Kinney Pier is in the distance. Railroad tracks are seen in the foreground.

  photCL_555_01_1799

• 

  East 3rd Street looking west to Pine, earthquake, Long Beach

  Visual Materials

  Image of the 100 block of East 3rd Street looking towards the intersection of Pine Avenue in Long Beach, California, following the March 10, 1933, Long Beach earthquake, with pedestrians walking in the street amid automobiles, street car tracks, past rubble, bricks, debris, building damage, and the exposed bedroom, bathroom, and living area of a second-floor apartment. Visible storefront signs include: "W.H. Rohlfing, Linoleum Shades and Rods, 122 E. 3rd," "Buffalo Lunch," "Western Shoe Market," and "Owl Drug Co."

  photCL_555_01_672

• 

  A rebel soldier, killed at the trenches before Petersburgh

  Additional Formats

  Stereograph showing a dead Confederate soldier lying on the ground between a hat and a pile of rubble at Fort Mahone, Petersburg, Virginia.

  Stereograph collection, approximately 1850s-1910s.

• Image not available

  Minnie Gove Compton, Beth Compton Harrison, Gove Compton. Grand Canyon, 1925

  Visual Materials

  This collection contains photographs of Elizabeth Compton Hegemann's travels through the Navajo Indian Reservation and the Grand Canyon from 1922 to 1934. It also documents Southwest Indian life and archaeological monuments during Hegemann's career based at the Shonto Trading Post. The most notable images depict Hegemann; United States National Park Service rangers; Fred Harvey Trading Company sites and employees; Navajo and Hopi Indians; trading posts; Charles F. Lummis; the Grand Canyon; various ruins of Indian pueblos; Hopi ceremonies; Navajo horse races; and natural rock formations scattered throughout Arizona

  A 126

• 

  View of the ruins after the great fire in New-York, Decr. 16th. & 17th. 1835. As seen from Exchange Place

  Visual Materials

  Image of a street view of the ruins of buildings amid rubble, smoldering flames, and smoke on Exchange Place in New York City following the Great New York Fire of December 16-17, 1835, with firefighters, including some carrying a ladder and throwing water on the fire, spectators, a horse-drawn wagon, and men moving boxes and belongings out from the damaged buildings including a mirror, chairs, and trunks that sit in the street.

  priJLC_FIRE_001502